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10 Sep 2014:
New initiative aims to allow readers to get closer to the Guardian’s brand and open journalism philosophy. By Mark Sweney
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4 Sep 2014:
Roy Greenslade argues that the new press regulator is just not independent enough from publishers
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3 Sep 2014:
Book places a newspaper at heart of society's changes
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31 Aug 2014:
The readers' editor: It may be August, but our readers remain alert to errors, and offer some clever, wise and sometimes funny observations
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17 Aug 2014:
Peter Preston: The former Observer editor may not make a fortune from website theconversation.com, but a forum for impressive reads in a disappointing world can only be a good thing
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4 Aug 2014:
She may sue Sun on Sunday reporter following collapse of the trial in which she was accused of arranging a drugs deal
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31 Jul 2014:
Former civil servant 'excited' by fighting for 'free press'
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30 Jul 2014:
Avoid clichés, it says, and check whether hair colour is 'relevant'
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20 Jul 2014:
Roy Greenslade on what the Sunday papers say about Russia's leader after the MH17 atrocity
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11 Jul 2014:
Popular titles are suffering the worst falls
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8 Jul 2014:
Guardian News & Media reports loss of £30.6m in year to end of March, with print operations stable and digital revenues up 24%. By Mark Sweney
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23 Jun 2014:
Roy Greenslade considers the latest newspaper assaults on Labour's leader and advises him to ignore the right-wing press
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22 Jun 2014:
The readers' editor: Papers should strike a balance in coverage of the private companies that operate the railway network
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15 Jun 2014:
How national Sundays covered Italy's victory in Brazil, by Roy Greenslade
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9 Jun 2014:
He will also get three fellowships
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